Tent
Keep all flame and heat sources away from this canopy top and sidewall
fabric.This canopy top is made with flame resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84
specification.It is NOT FIRE PROOF.The fabric will burn if left in continuous
contact with any flame source.The application of any foreign substance to this
fabric may render the flame resistant properties ineffective.
Top Cap
Eave
Assembly
Ceiling
Assembly
Center Pole
Leg
Assembly
Wheeled Storage Bag
Fabric
Top
Stake
Guy Rope
I
D
G
H
F
E
A
Awning Top
Awning Poles
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J
Keep all flame and heat sources away from this canopy top and sidewall
fabric.This canopy top is made with flame resistant fabric which meets CPAI-84
specification.It is NOT FIRE PROOF.The fabric will burn if left in continuous
contact with any flame source.The application of any foreign substance to this
fabric may render the flame resistant properties ineffective.
Top Cap
Eave
Assembly
Ceiling
Assembly
Center Pole
Leg
Assembly
Wheeled Storage Bag
Fabric
Top
Stake
Guy Rope
I
D
G
H
F
E
A
Awning Top
Awning Poles
K
J
5
is reached.
strips
strips
5
is reached.
strips
strips
SET STAKES
Anchor each leg with a stake by inserting the
stake through the hole at the foot of each canopy
leg.
STRING GUY ROPE
Tie each guy rope to an upper loop at each corner
of the canopy top. Extend the rope and anchor them
to the ground with the included stakes. The guy
rope should make a 45° angle with the ground and
the canopy. The stake should anchor with the
majority of the stake buried in the ground.
Use the diagrams below to ensure that the guy
ropes are tight. Tighten guy ropes with the slider
included at the end of the rope
IMPORTANT
It is highly advised the canopy be fully secured
with all 8 stakes and guy ropes to avoid wind
damage.
6
7
Adjust canopy fabric to align eyelets with
the hole on the leg slider if necessary
Insert each awning pole thru the eyelet and
into the hole on the slider.
The awning attaches to the shelter top using
hook and loop strips sewn along the edge of
each part.
Insert the tip of the awning poles into the
pocket formed at the corner of the awning
fabric on both sides. Wrap hook and loop fabric
strips around the poles
ATTACHING AWNING
ACCESSORY SETUP
ATTACHING AWNING POLES
Insert the iron core to the
plastic holes, then put the
wheels on the iron core, then
put the plastic cap on the
wheels.
to
pinch
SET STAKES
Anchor each leg with a stake by inserting the
stake through the hole at the foot of each canopy
leg.
STRING GUY ROPE
Tie each guy rope to an upper loop at each corner
of the canopy top. Extend the rope and anchor them
to the ground with the included stakes. The guy
rope should make a 45° angle with the ground and
the canopy. The stake should anchor with the
majority of the stake buried in the ground.
Use the diagrams below to ensure that the guy
ropes are tight. Tighten guy ropes with the slider
included at the end of the rope
IMPORTANT
It is highly advised the canopy be fully secured
with all 8 stakes and guy ropes to avoid wind
damage.
6
7
Adjust canopy fabric to align eyelets with
the hole on the leg slider if necessary
Insert each awning pole thru the eyelet and
into the hole on the slider.
The awning attaches to the shelter top using
hook and loop strips sewn along the edge of
each part.
Insert the tip of the awning poles into the
pocket formed at the corner of the awning
fabric on both sides. Wrap hook and loop fabric
strips around the poles
ATTACHING AWNING
ACCESSORY SETUP
ATTACHING AWNING POLES
Insert the iron core to the
plastic holes, then put the
wheels on the iron core, then
put the plastic cap on the
wheels.
to
pinch
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